Avnet's Government Sales Ecosystem
The Avnet GovPath™ team works with suppliers who support our initiatives and help drive our business. Together, we leverage the products, programs and expertise of leading industry suppliers, including HP, IBM, Sun Microsystems, NetApp and Symantec.
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HP and its partners create end-to-end solutions that solve problems and introduce better ways for government IT to work. The Global Alliance Partner program combines HP's proven technologies and strong complementary service capabilities with a mutual company's recognized leadership in consulting and solution delivery.
Government institutions, like businesses, face enormous resource and budget management challenges. IBM helps governments around the world to innovate and improve the effectiveness of operations at all levels. By working closely with our clients to identify and implement the right set of technology-enabled solutions for their complex problems, we are transforming the way government does business.
The key challenge of government administration is to provide personalized, citizen-centric and business-centric benefits and services that maximize the value of taxpayers' money. That's not easy. Your operations have to be increasingly transparent, efficient, and cost-efficient. At the same time, you have to constantly improve service delivery, access, and security.
Getting the right information to the right people at the right time is crucial to ongoing government operations. NetApp helps government agencies manage explosive data growth by simplifying the complexities of data management. We offer a complete array of storage and data management solutions that give you the ability to consolidate and share information across systems, geographies, and organizational boundaries while providing fast access to that information.
Government agencies, academic institutions, and healthcare organization face a variety of tough IT challenges. The mission to make information readily accessible to a broad array of constituencies, including voters, patients and students, is just the beginning. In addition, these sectors face technology upgrades, internal and external regulations, and often limited resources.
